Erikson's clinical experience led him to believe that young adults _______.

A) who had difficulties in school or with peer relationships rarely develop a sense of inferiority.
B) who were traditional are more likely to have strained relationships with their parents.
C) who departed from home for college or work always develop a strained relationship with their parents.
D) who had not achieved ego identity may not be ready to commit themselves to others.

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Randeep Singh Dhillon · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Erikson's theory suggests that achieving ego identity is crucial for young adults before they can form healthy, committed relationships with others. Failure to achieve this sense of self can lead to difficulties in committing to relationships.

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